Punk Vinyl Roundup: Featured Releases from Common Rider, The Ataris, Frenzal Rhomb
Welcome to the Dying Scene Record Radar, where we dive into all things punk rock vinyl. Whether it’s new releases, reissues, or limited editions, we’ve got you covered. So sit back, relax, and let’s take a look at what’s hot in the world of punk vinyl this week.
Fake News, the Australian melodic punk band, is gearing up to release their latest record titled “Dead Set” on May 7th. Available for pre-order now, this album will be limited to 200 copies on purple vinyl with black splatter, so make sure to grab yours before it’s gone.
Montreal’s Bring the Light recently dropped their debut EP “Building Chaos” digitally in 2024. Now, thanks to People of Punk Rock Records, this EP is getting a vinyl release with 100 copies on Black & Canary Yellow colored wax. Don’t miss out on this limited edition release.
Exciting news for fans of Common Rider! Their second album “This is Unity Music” is back in print for the first time in 23 years. Additionally, their 2005 split with Against All Authority is seeing its vinyl debut. These exclusive reissues are limited to 500 copies each and are available through Le Noise.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Aussie melodic hardcore band Away From Now is dropping their debut album “Blackout” on vinyl for the first time. Two color variants are up for grabs – clear vinyl with 100 copies and transparent yellow with black and grey splatter with 150 copies. Don’t miss out on this special release.
SBAM Records from Australia is on fire, teasing big reissues from Frenzal Rhomb. Upcoming releases include “Not So Tough Now” and “Meet the Family,” as well as the first-ever vinyl pressing of their 1994 EP “Dick Sandwich.” Keep an eye out for pre-order details.
Dogwood, the SoCal skate punk veterans, are finally getting their debut album “Good ol’ Daze” on vinyl nearly 30 years after its original release. Limited to 100 copies per color variant, this release is a must-have for collectors and fans alike.
From Tampa, Florida, The Eradicator is set to release a new 8-song EP titled “You Can Hate The Eradicator” on September 12th. Pre-orders are available now, so make sure to secure your copy of this exciting release.
The Dirty Nil, hailing from Ontario, has a new album “The Lash” set for release on July 25th via Dine Alone Records. The lead single “Gallop of the Hounds” is already streaming, and various color variants are available for pre-order. Don’t miss out on this highly anticipated release.
The Dwarves are back with a new pressing of “Rex Everything,” featuring re-recordings with Nick Oliveri on vocals. Indie variants on orange vinyl are available, with signed copies up for pre-order on the band’s store. Grab your copy before they sell out.
Interscope Records is reissuing Angels & Airwaves’ 2007 album “I-Empire” on a stunning blue/black marble color variant. Part of the Interscope Vinyl Collective subscription, be sure to subscribe for the month of May to secure your copy.
The Bouncing Souls have released a brand new 7″ single, available in multiple color variants. Don’t miss out on this limited release and catch the Bouncing Souls on tour with H2O.
Ataris fans rejoice! The band is gearing up for a new LP, their first in 18 years, set to release later this year. Pre-order the lead single “Car Song” on 7″ featuring a full band acoustic recording of “In This Diary.” A special variant with ashes pressed into the record is available as a tribute to Kris Roe’s dad.
Fishbone’s new LP “Stockholm Syndrome” is available for pre-order now, featuring a bonus track on “Blood Red” colored vinyl. Catch the band on tour in Europe and stay tuned for their upcoming US tour with Less Than Jake and the Suicide Machines.
Ways Away, featuring members of various punk bands, will release their album “I’m Not You” on July 18th. Pre-order the album on four color variants and an exclusive splatter variant from Smartpunk Records. Guest appearances from Chuck Ragan, Ingo Knollman, and Eric Egan are featured on the album.
Colorado punks The Sleights have dropped a new record titled “This One’s Gonna Hurt” on red, clear, and lime green colored vinyl. For fans of The Dopamines, Dear Landlord, and more, don’t miss out on this release.
That wraps up this week’s Record Radar. With so many exciting releases on the horizon, there’s no shortage of punk vinyl to look forward to. Let us know if we missed anything or